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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-19
DECOYED FROM CANADA.
A Boston Refugee Tracked and
Tricked by N Detective.

A BOSTON Refugee Tracked and
Tricked by Detective.
A Boston special says: William p
Spear, a clerk for r. II. White & Co.,
left Boston for Montreal on December
"a, 1886, carrying 80, 500with him. He
obtained the money by holding back
silver certificates obtained in exchange
for silver at the United States sub-trea'
sury.
Spear and his family took rooms on
st. Catharine street, whittier he was
traced by an agent of Wiggin & Wood,
of this city. This agent told Spear
that he was selling American cigars
Struggled TO Canada, and wanted q
partner. During carnival-week they
ran booth near the toboggan slide.
Then Spear was told that in order to get
any more cigars he must see the "boss
smuggler, who did not dare to enter
Canada for fear of arrest.
The ex-clerk fell into the trap, and
accompanied the detective on a sleigh.
ride. He was taken across the line Ia
st. Adams, Vt. Spear and the agent
were sitting downto dinner at a hotel
when Detective Wood entered.
Here is my boss" said the detec,
tive, as Mr.. Wood entered the room.
81 am glad TO see you, Mr.. Spear,
said Mr.. Wood.
{ IL am not glad to see you" said
Spear, recognizing him at once and
sinking back much overcome into the
chair from which hehad just risen.
Finding himself thus safely caught
Spear made no resistance and agreed
to come TO Boston without the Gov
ernor's reputation. He was arraignet
before the Municipal Court to-day ant
pleaded guilty to the charge.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-19
70 Be Read in Connection with .Abore.

"bOOm ~ has been sold from RS TO $500 for or IL
nary Building Lots. Every "old settler has
realized handsome competency In disposng
of a portion Of his land at fancy prices. DOCK.
have been erected: hotels built and added
from time - time; a line OF seven boats ply
regularly between 81. Andrews Bay aud other
ports. and altogether the outlook promises that
Il. Andrews Bay will In a few years become
the most important city OF the Gulf coast IL
Possesses every natural Advantage: deep bay
more than sixty-hve miles long with its various
branches-with deep channels TO the outer gnlf,
et once the most charming and most usotul
body OF water on the coast; safe harbor Tor
the fleets OF worti. Every species OF Vege-
table. fruit and cereal will grow 10 perfection
in the soft Italian climate; oysters in countless
millions-the best in tho world-rest In thou
sands of exhaustless oyster-beds timber easily
accessible and sufficient In quantity 10 furnish
cargoes for years 10 the entire carrying capa-
city Of a nations feet; a climate that, both
,rinter and summit, is the absolute perfection OF
earthly delight; free from malaria. high, dry
land, and beautifully located. These are
among other good reasons why 81. Ansrews
BAY Is the most desirable location for Florida
home that the State can offer, and why THIS
company has confidence In the wisdom OF IL
present business policy. Within two years 81
Andrews viii DO tho second largest city In
Florida.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-19
DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c.
DLAIR'S CHLORAL THYM0L
I'D has proved itself 10 be
POWERFUL, DIsINFECTANT

Il has prevented the spread Of contagious
diseases, particularly Diphtheria and Scarlet
Fever, In families; IL has modified bad synip-
toms. aud has often afforded comfort IN sick
rooms by its agreeable and thorough deodoriz-
ing properties. It has saved lives in this city.
For sale by druggists. Price 80 cents bot
TIA do ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-19

The Savannah Ne,os, in speaking OF
"the exodus from the FARMS" makes
the following good points which Young
men in the country would do well to
Consider:
"Ihe exodus from the farms has two
unfortunate results. One is that the
farms suffer, and the other is that the
pursuits open toyVung men in the cities
and towns yearly become more crowd
ed, thus lessening the opportunities for
acquiring a competency. The exodus
ought to stop. II is based upon falla.
CIV. Young men who remain on the
farms and cultivate them intelligently
and induStriously are much more likely
10 make fortunes than those who seek !
livelihood in the cities and towns. Be.
sides, the prosperity of the country
depends upon the prosperity Of the
farming interest, and unless farmers
and the sons OF farmers do their duty
the country cannot prosper"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-19
ST. PAUL, hISS.

JOS. Field, General Delivery.
Abram Mann, as Penn street.
William ". Allen, "a Oak st.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-19
Russia Certain OF Franco-Germam

[By Anglo-American cable to the Dispatch.l
VIENNA, February ia semi-official
letter from st. Petersburg represents
that Russia is waiting for the Franco
German conflict, which she considers in
eyitable, to- realize her own Balkan pro-
jects. While making no compact with
France, Russia would consider it to be
TO her own interest not to allow Ger
many to be victorious in the struggle
between those countries. It's supposed
that this intention on the part of Rus
STA explains the dallying in the negotia-
tons for settlement of the Bulgarian
question now being carried on at Con
stantinople.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-19
mAUD :. Will NOR NE SOLD.
mr.. ronncr Refuses sioo'oeo 'or
Iler-To be Kept for Emergencies.

lThbune.l
Robert Bonner, the owner OF Maud
s.. has been offered 800, OOO Tor ner'
The offer was made through joseph
Harker, who negotiated for the mare
for William II. Vanderbilt when ne
purchased her. The person who wished
to buy the "Queen OF the Turf IS q
marf6f wealth abundantly able to pay
the price, but under no consideration
nor for any amount Of money would
Mr.. Bonner part with her Ever since
he began driving on the road-many
wears ago-it has been his desire to own
the fastest horse in the country, and ne
has never spared money TO satisfy TINS
ambition. When Dexter beat Flora
Temples record of 2:l9s by trotting In
2:l7i he purchased him. Then when
Rarns held the fastest record, 2:l3!, he
became his owner. paying big price
for the gelding. The price he paid for
Maud S. was $40, 900, but it is we'll
known factsthat Mr.. Vanderbilt could
have sold her for a much larger sum to
a syndicate composed of Captain Stone
and others. He did not wish to have
her raced for money and possibly used
for pool-box purposes. however so he
sold her to Mr. Bonner. 49,
On February ODD John Murphy will
begin jogging Maud S., and she will
be put in condition to trot a fast trial,
buf will not be keyed up to concert
Ditch unless some trotter approaches
her present record, 2O83. She was
handled in the same way last year, be-
ing kept ready for emergencies but not
driven up to her full speed, because it
was not necessary to do so to maintain
her supremacy. She is now thirteen
years old.
One of the attractions OF Mr.. Bon
ner's city stable is Dexter. He is now
twenty-nine years Old and looks as sleek
and timber as colt. Every day he re-
ceives just walking exercise enough to
keep him in good health.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-19

All the talk about the outrage
mill " and the "bloody shirt should
not prevent a thorough investigation
into the alleged election frauds and
violence. - Providence Journal.
Why should there be thorough
investigation into the alleged election
frauds in Texas, and none into alleged
election frauds in Rhode Island ? The
present House of Representatives OF
Congress refused to seat either of the
two members claiming the seat from
the Second Rhode Island congressional
district. Why should not the " frauds, "
or violence" or "tricks," which
made it proper thus TO refuse to recog-
nize O claimant TO a seat in Congress,
be investigated? Why should not Con-
gress investigate the murders, frauds,
failures, and what not, which take place
in Rhode Island?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-19

With q broader business policy than has
characterized any other southern corporation,
we have steadily appreciated the relative ratue
Of land aud people We are holding for our
own profit certain lands TO be sold in the future
TIE balance Is offered FREE AS AIR 10 all who
apply in time.
A little more than one year ago THE ST. AN
DRTW'S BAY RAILROAD AND LAND COM
PANY ACQUIRED control Of upward OF DO,OOO
acres Of the most desirable lands in the STATE
Of Florida, situated around about the beautiful
bay OF St Andrews, on the southwest Gulf
coHst Before the war the town known "a 81
Andrews Bay was the home OF many wealthy
people, who had sought the shores OF the beau
tifui bay az q location where could be found IN
their highest perfection the peculiar delights
OF a Florida home. During the war the town
was bon barded by Federal fleet and nearly
swept out of existence. The Inhabitants ned,
abandoning their shattered homes to the torch
and pillage Of the enemy. and not until about
ton yeRrssagO was there any attempt made 10
reoccupy the town. This company began ac-
tive operations little more than year ago.
Since that time there has been the most re-
narkable boom created for ST. Andrews
Bay that has ever been known In the Flower
state. Last winter more than 5,OOO visitors
from all parts Of the country reached that POM
in Quest Of Florida homes. Business aud dwell
ing houses have been erected by the hundred.
sproperty secured at the beginning OF the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-19

Tony Harris face, which he burned
with carbolic acid, looks more than it
feels. He played ON Friday night in
New Haven, and when in love-scene
with his wife he laughed she was horri-
fed to see the skin OF his cheeks begin
to crack. Beginning at his mouth, the
skin split toward the back of his face.
You are gone, Tony" exclaimed his
wife. With considerable presence OF
mind the actor grasped his wife's hand
and assured her thst he was all right.
She recovered her composure before
the audience noticed that anything was
out OF the wny.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-19
FREE LAND WARRANT

IN sealed enrelope. Upon its receipt you will
Open the envelope. sign your name in .faL on
the proper blanks, so that Warranty Deed
Can be made in ysur name, and return the
same to u.s. deed for the piece OF land called
for by the Free Land Warrant will be imme-
Giately executed In your name. No charge ol
sny hind win be made for the Free Land War
rani-the property will be absolutely free.
II your application is received oJt'r all The
LANDS arc disposed Of, you will be so notified
ard the &c. you send for the House Plans be
returned 10 YOU.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-19

The New York World asks (Which
would you rather be, United. States
Senator or q member OF the Boston
Base Ball Club" Well, we hardly
know. There isn't much choice be-
tween the two. Members of either are
liable to be put out ON foul.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-19
YOUR FRIENDS WILL NEVER TELL you

YOUR FRIENDS WILL NEVER TELL YOU,
but perhaps somebody who isn't your friend
will, that your presence Is rendered offensive
by the foul, fetid smell Of your breath. Every
word you utter, though 1t be the worry echo OF
wisdom and poetry, disgusts your hearers, and
your laugh Is productive Of anything but mirth
TO them. IL Is duty you owe not only 10 your
self but TO society TO remove this cause OF Of
fense. DIR. sageis Catarrh Remedy will heal
the diseased mucous membrane, will bring re-
lief to yourself and Others Do not hesitate to
employ IL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-19

A few days ago three young men Of
Fairfax county ran down on foot and
captured q large red fox. The fox
must have been one OF the trained ami
mails of the New Jersey Hunting
Tlrt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-19
DIR REFERENCES.


vhefol
OrangeC iyeraCs
neeurO
testify fhe Is disposed 70 "e 0u ~ WV
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-19

Cur friend Of The State answers a
question we asked yesterday, and
winds up its article witbthe following
sentence Surely the Dispatch viii
not dissent from the opinions we, have
set forth" The STATE has expressed
these opinions 50 ingenionsly that we
pre- not sure we can find weak spot
IN It, argument Al the courts soy,
ne llall consider the matteE Al pre-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-19

We are just receiving mo lr., .a,,,.,,.., ,
" PREMIERE sERKE" from the ee.o,r,,r,
estate, tho "0oissee," near Mareu,,.,,,
France. The wine obtained from mi, 49,,
has rapidly grown into favor. stsi Il nov -
upon A. Of the very :ines, prcIucei 4, ~
Province Of Champagne. Nessrs Boucbo 80
also lfor the first tiaeD sent IA soma N r,,,,
WINK IN PINT BoTTLRS
fs 1865 o. CRs4Z sco
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-19
& ONE NAIL DRIVES OUT AN

~ OTHER,n IL a French saying that finds
exemplincation In the way one disease win sub
stitute itself for another Rnd grayer one In
very many cases. Liver Asease for instance
will soon induce blood disorders, throat all
ments skin affections, and eventually, because
Of impoverished blood. consumption itself, I'M
less indeed, IL be treated In It's incipiency and
early progress by DIR. Pierce's "Golden Medi-
cal Discovery" which acts as a specific In these
ailments, accomplishing a rapid cure by its
powerful Alternative action upon the great or
gans Of the body.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-19
Virginias Credit.
AMHERST COURTHOUSE, Va, !
February 16, 1887. I


To the Editor Of the Dispatch:
In your issue of the 10th in your
editorial on Virginia's credit ought you
not to have mentioned the fact, in
quoting the present price of Virginia
IS in evidence of Virginia's unjm-
paired credit, that this price is kept up
by Virginia's yearly purchases of these
securities by advertisement in the open
market, such purchases having already
brought back into her possession about
half of the few millions issued? II
Virginia were on the market buying
annually OF monthly her IS (consols)
or her 10-4O's, in the steady man
ner in which she has been a
purchaser of her 3's, would moi
they, too, be quoted much higher
Again, in the comparison you were
making as to prices, would it not have
been fairer to mention the trihine
amount of the 3's now out in compare
son with the amount of the other bonds
mentioned?
Yours truly, H. A. S.
The Board of Sinking Fund Com
missioners purchase Riddle bonds from
the lowest offerer. The price Of then
goes up and down without reference tC
these purchases. Indeed, no such
purchases have been made for many
months, we think.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-19
Roy TWO DOLLARS AND Fifty

CENTS viii buy a. good pair OF LACE CIR
TAINS a. Is usually sold ~ 81
In our New Curtain De.artnent ~ s,,.
CURTAINS from 81 up 70 81 pair
Good quality LACE sCRIM. for Curtains. 40.
sysrd--this f. the regular i2Tc. quality
PERSIAN DRAPERY. for Curtains. a. 10. .-,
yard worth 49,.
MADRAS DRAPERY, for Curtain. ~ ist.- .
yard, for goods sold heretofore at 3D..
wINDOW-SHADES In endle~ variety f-,,,
75c. a pair up tof5;
CURTAIN FIXTURES Of all kinds NJ lhst.
eat prices. LEVY a DAyIS
See our cheap SMYRNA RUGS. hn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-19

Colonel WATrERsoy says, "Let Vir-
GINA and North Carolina CO." Really,
Virginia and North Carolina should be
much obliged to Colonel WATrRRsoS, as
it would be utterly impossible for them
TO 60 without his permission.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-19
IwHAvANA CIGARS.

Our friends In Havana have again .on, FL.
quite large lot Of HAVANA CIGARS. sbl,
we expect TO have In store tho later par, !,
this week
This, win the several recent arrival. q,
abies IA 70 show very large stock from usi.,
to select, and which We sre surs viii give %.
tire satisfaction.
70 1916, q. CRAM kCo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-19
BRIEF COMMENT
"An improvement on the chestnut
bell has been patented" Does il
paralyze the chestnut fiend?

Presidential elections come once in
four years, but the quail-eating nui-
sance is hardy annual" A "hardy
annual" That's polite name for
him
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-19
NAhk's
,ctfully, W. NICK REDfOkD


hiAhNNfhs - A't'i 't'' ? 80 '.''
The nrIn Of BEDFORD q PKO-SEk having
been dissolved Mr.. .. b. PRO~sER viii on0
tinue in his own name 10 manufacture iDI ila
NESS, SADDLES, COLLARS. &c. a. hls l. 8
stand, Nos. 1925 and i35S east Main street 100
asks a fair share OF the patronage %; hisifI"Hi'
and the public generally.
Respectfully,
fe l9-it ID. i. Pko>Ntk
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-19
Now book.

The Fdtocetts and Carols. A Novel.
BY SAIMATH. New York: HARPER
4 BROTHERS. 1887. Price in paper
20 cents.
For sale by HARPER & BROTHERS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-19

for the United States 900, and for Can
ada 3o--s total Of 26l against 251 ior
last week, and 261 for the week pre-
yious. There il nothing special to note
this week except that the failures IN
Canada are large and on the increase.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-19
BLAIR BOILING, seal
THOMAS G.. WILLIAMS, sea-
STARE Of vrseaIA. cnr Or RIcaSOSO-r'

LR. II. s'seger. a notary public IN AMI ior so
city. 10 saIi state, DO certify that Henry T. az
Tor. Ir., Blair Roiiing. and ThomasC Nillians'
whose nanles aye signed 20 tho writing appe.'
beaYiBs daSa % me sh day Of January, ~,
have acknowledged the same before me ~ ~
city anHeSabi. And do further certify iha.
said Henry 2. Taylor. Jr.. and Blair boilin
this day ma ~ oath before me thai NE -. !
Thomas {. Williams has paid In actual cts'
into the partner lip described IN saii cofsl'
cate the snn. (,i zen thousand dollars
Given ontaf ~ hand this slh day o. Jazz
sry. is>r X n. SrEGbh
"a e.ew a. Notary Publ,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-19
DISSOLUTION & pAnrNERsmIr.

RICHMOND. Va, February r.. i,'7.
THE FIRM OF REDFORD &
i PROSSER WA this day dissolved by nl.
tual consent
W. y. kEDFORD assumes 10 pay all tle "a" "a
and h TO take all the effects ani Obligation
belonging 10 the firm. Tie r. alone author .
TO sign the hrm-nGme OF RodtOrl a pr-.rr 10
settling up the affairs OF the said concern. IT.
can De found at his factory, No. z south f.lI
tecnth street, up-statIs
Respectfully, ". y. RkDtOt'.
ID. b. PROSsLK
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-19
yirginian Resumed.

10y ItItBIdpH 10 IHb DIbpalCH'I
LYNoHBURG, VA, February 18.-The
Virginian newspaper resumed publ
cation this morning under the control
of Charles F. Button, its former editor
and late postmaster.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-19
OUR METHOD! NOTE IT'S FAIRNESS


We have just Issued large sheet OF detailed
House Plans. illustrating nine different styles
OF houses costing from $500 TO 81 800 each, which
This Company il prepared TO build for it's pa
tons at 81. Andrews Bay. In order TO detray
az least a rortion Of the very large cost Of ad-
vertisiDg, getting up these designs, and ere
cutting a Legal Warranty Deed for each applicant,
we will charge BE. for mailing this sheet OF
House Plans TO applicants. The plans are
worth Is to any one who will ever desire to
build house. They are all new and gotten up
expressly for us. II you select from the House
Plans any one that suits you, we will build the
house on your property, and give you Hre years
time 10 gGg for the house, charging you . per
cent. interest on the cost Of the house. IL you
do not care 10 have a house built you are not
Obliged to do So you bong left entirely free TO
decide for yourself without In any way affecting
tho gift Of the property. The property VIII be
given to You FREE, whether you have house
built or not. With the sheet Of House Plans
will be sent Numbered
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-19

We publish this morning commu-
nication in regNrd TO the projected
Richmond and Chesapeake railroad,
which ought to be interesting TO the
business men Of Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-19

Young or mddle-aged men suffering from
nervous debility and kindred weakness should
send ten cents In stamps for large treatise giving
successful treatment Worlds DispenSary
Medical Association. Buffalo. n. Y.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-19

The firm Of REDFORD & PROSsER having
been dissolved. Mr. ". " REDFOkD viii aa.
iinue In his own name 10 manufacture f0r tH
wholesale and retail trade al No. south fUlf
teenth street, upstairs, al kinds Of sADDlf F.
HARNESS. COLLARS, &C., and viii Keep nl
hand everything usually found in a first .t.'
harness mandatory and store. IT, R.k. from
his friends and the public generally -AAr' I'D
their patronage.
Respectfully w. NICK REDfOkD
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-19
NOTES FROM RALEIGH
TIE LrarsIAruRE-LAsror THExLEc.
TI0H CASES.
Bureau Of Labor Statistics School Bill
Dead in Esd- Badly Burned
Drowned. &C. &c.


RALEIGH, N. c., February 1S.-In
the Senate to-day the Committee on
Privileges and Elections made report
in the contested-election case OF George
Green, Jr., against G. G. Clark, from
Craven county, awarding the seat to
the contestant-Green. The report Was
unanimous. Clark made an eloquent
speech in bis own defence, and. pre-
sented his side of the case with consum-
mate ability. The House, by vote of
20 to II, sustained the committee.
Clark babe the senators farewell, and
Green, who is very young man and a
Republican, was sworn in. Clark vas
one of the ablest men in the Legisla-
ture. The case has excited great inter
est. This is the last of oil the election
c0qps
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-19
7 United PARTNERSHIP. Know


Il all men by these presents that ~. HhN
RY 4. TAYLOR, JR., BLAIR BOILING, ahl
THOMAS G. WILLIAMS, with the yieN y
forming q limited partnership, hags maio Aal
seyerally signed this paper, which nov nhNsa
known and states
FirsL That the name and place u roslden's
Of each partner l. as follows: Henry r. Toy
lOr. Jr.. Richmond. Va; Blair Boiling, ti.h-
mond, Va, and Thomas c. Williams KID
mond. Va
Second. That the name or firm under IN.
the partnership Is 10 BE- conducted j. TAI AD"
& BOILING.
Third. That tho said Henry p. Taylor D.,
and Blair Boiling are tho general partner ani
the said Thomas c. Williams IA he spe .a'
partner. .
Fourth. That the amount Of money va % no
special partner, the said Thomas &. NihiAnH
contributes ~ ten thousand dollars
Fifth. Ihas the general nature u mo onA
ness 70 be- transacted IL that 81 a wh0l5sa.' iliI
iobbing funcy grocery business
sixth. That the place Of business - u D. w
said city q richmond
Seventh. that the duration u the AL pN-
nert,hip shall continue from tho date 10 s. {,
signing q theae articles until nio lot Jay q
January, leN. ., d.
Made and generally signed by us THIS 'ih ~
of January, ~. aswitnsss our hands and 50 e
nKlsRI p. TAYLOR. Jk, soaL
BLAIR BOILING, seal
THOMAS a. WILLIAMS sea-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-19
pa5- SOMETHING FOR A RAINY
pAY-AN UMBRELLA

soyenty-nine cents will buy ane fa.tc,',,
GINGBAM UMBRELLA, which 4 ~ got
heretofore sold At si.E LEVY &DAyI,
SMYRNA RUGS very cheap. tn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-19
RICHMOND. JannAry D. 80

RICHMOND. January ll, l''i
THE SPECIAL co PARINER
Il SHIP ~ entered into October !, lsS, iT-
tween \. II. DgASE, Of Richmond, Va, ~ gelH
raj partner, and K V. WATKINS, u Ha.'n
county, Va, ~ special partner, D. carry ol H'
HAY. GRAIN, and FEED BUSINESS eih ff
dissolved by mutual consent CA January D..
1887.
Witness our bands and seals this iCth lag 70
January, lsS'.
lSignsdl r. a. DIANE. .Nes.
iSignedl Il. V. WATKINS. .,eA'
kapers ~ required BY law are on reuni To
Chancery Court. IA l1-,aJF